Developing passion

November 12, 2006 in All Articles, Choreography, Execution, Instructing, Performing, Practicing

Sorry for the long dormant period of this blog! School has been demanding, what can I say?   But I will be trying to get some more posts in.
This is for those dancers that have trouble dancing “passionately”. Your dance instructors keep telling you that you lack passion, but how do you obtain it?
I [...]

Steps to elevate your kicks

October 9, 2006 in All Articles, Endurance, Execution, Kicks, Practicing

Moved!

Drill.wordpress.com has moved to www.drillobsession.com
New articles will be added there. All the old articles from this site are there as well. Enjoy!
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So, the moment you’ve all been waiting for .
Here is my suggested 3-step routine that will help you elevate your kicks. The only thing is, like the one with the splits, you [...]

Practicing Angles

August 25, 2006 in All Articles, Execution, Practicing

Angles matter a whole lot. If one is off, the whole team is off. Every single little thing counts in drill. So, how do you make all those angles perfect? How do you awe the judges that are watching your every move?
Well, you can’t have perfect angles without good posture. Roll your shoulders back and [...]

How to Improve Your Endurance

August 23, 2006 in All Articles, Endurance, Execution, Performing, Practicing

After practicing an entire drill routine, you may feel exhausted, sweaty, and worn-out. You definitely don’t want to do it again, but you know that you have to because you need to improve. But you’re still winded every single time you do the routine. What do you do?
Many “drillers” (from here on out, I will [...]